How to handle Spanning –tree protocol (stp) on Cisco Switch
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This document discusses configuring Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) on a Cisco 2950 switch. It shows how to set the priority to make the switch the root bridge for VLAN 1, and then confirms this in the show spanning-tree output. It also shows how to remove STP for VLAN 1.
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